Transfer to Baccalaureate Programs
L&C works to facilitate student transfer to baccalaureate programs/institutions through an array of partnerships, including concurrent admission/enrollment, 2+2 agreements, and on-line and/or on-campus baccalaureate completion programs. In addition, all Illinois community colleges are participants in the Illinois Articulation Initiative, which is discussed in detail in the next section of the Catalog.
On-Line and/or On-Campus Baccalaureate Completion Programs Franklin University
L&C is a member of Franklin University’s Community College Alliance. L&C students earn an associate degree plus 20-24 credit hours of bridge courses at L&C, and complete 40 or more credits of Franklin’s bachelor’s degree courses online. Many degree programs are available. For additional information go to the university Web site.
Governors State University
District residents may complete up to 80 semester hours at L&C. The remainder of the requirements for the Bachelor of Arts program may be completed through the GSU distance learning courses. For more information call 708-534-4086.
Greenville College
Greenville College offers the second two years of several bachelor’s degrees on the L&C campus. Together Greenville and L&C offer the Undergraduate Teacher Education Program (UTEP). Students complete the first two years earning an associate degree from L&C and Greenville teaches the second two years in Early Childhood and Early Childhood Special Education Approval, Elementary Education, Music Education, and Special Education. For more information call the Greenville College Office of Admissions at 888-818-4625 or 618-664-6757.
Greenville also offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Organizational Leadership. The 18-month accelerated curriculum is taught one night a week. Organizational Leadership graduates have pursued careers in business, health care, law enforcement, social services and ministry to name a few. For more information call the Greenville College Office of Admissions at 888-818-4625 or 618-664-6751, or contact a L&C advisor in the Enrollment Center.
You may also e-mail questions to its-time@greenville.edu or visit www.greenville.edu for more information.
Missouri Baptist University
Missouri Baptist University (MBU) and L&C have agreements in four undergraduate programs: Accounting, Criminal Justice, Human Services, and Management. Students earn associate degrees from L&C and MBU teaches the remaining courses for the bachelor’s degree on the L&C campus. Students will complete between 71 and 92 credit hours at L&C and the remaining credits with MBU. MBU also offers a Master’s in Business Administration and Master’s in Counseling on the L&C campus. Courses are taught one night a week. Dual advising is available. For more information contact the on-campus MBU advisor at 468-2620 or an academic advisor in the L&C Enrollment Center.
Regis University, Denver, Colorado
District residents with three years of work experience may earn a 128-credit hour bachelor’s in business administration from Regis University by successfully completing up to 98 acceptable credit hours at L&C and the remaining credits online through Regis University. For more information contact an academic advisor in the L&C Enrollment Center or Regis University at 800-944-7667.
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
SIUC and L&C have agreements in the undergraduate program of Industrial Technology with a specialization in Manufacturing Technology at L&C. This Bachelor of Science program is designed for AAS completers and taught in a weekend format and prepares individuals for positions associated with production planning and inventory control, process design, quality control, methods analysis, safety, facility planning, cost estimating, computer-aided drafting, computer-aided manufacturing, and maintenance supervision. For more information contact the SIUC College of Engineering Outreach Program at 618-536-5545.
Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville
The SIUE School of Nursing offers a 2+2 program with the L&C Associate Degree Nursing Program leading to a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in nursing for registered nurses who seek a baccalaureate degree. Courses are taught online. For more information contact the SIUE academic advisor at 618-650-3904. |
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